I'm bi, I have a weakness for some women, but I'm very picky. I tend to be attracted to men more often than women.
DanielBrown said:Hetero.
I briefly suspected I was Canadian in my youth however.
*cough*Chrono212 said:Four groups:starmano1 said:Snip
The Escapist Gay-mers
Transgender Open Group
Transgenders of Escapist
Canadians for Life Eh
They should give you more accurate guestimates.
OT: No comment.
I guess we agree to disagree. I think you're wrong and you think I am wrongspartan231490 said:Exactly. In fact, I'll take it one step further. I would wager that most, if not all, of the escapists have had fantasies about beating the shit out of, or even killing someone. ("people who are mostly straight but with some homosexual fantasies.") does that mean we are partially murderers, or partially guilty of assault. No, of course not.TestECull said:I saw that report too. I disagreed with it though. You're either straight, gay, or bi. If you have mostly straight thoughts, surprise of surprises, you're straight.Giftfromme said:"Gay" and "straight" doesn't exist as it is portayed in the media. I wish I could find it, but there is a famous report running in America once a year for 50 years now. I don't know if it is still running. But consistently it has shown the same thing.
You have 10% of people who are 100% straight
You have a slighter large percentage of people who are mostly straight but with some homosexual fantasies.
You have another percentage of people who are slightly straight and with mostly homosexual fantasies.
Then you have bisexual people in the middle.
And the opposite for the homosexual end of the scale.
It amazed me to find this out. Viewing sexuality was never the same for me once I found out about this report.
It isn't difficult and doesn't need a complicated bell curve attached to it.
OT: I'm straight, but I live not even 30 minutes away from Canada, and there's just something about a French Canadian accent that drives me wild.
it would be better to use the kenzie scale [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_scale]. I fall at 0, but I my friends fall all through out the range of 0 thru 6, and even some X's.starmano1 said:How many people here on The Escapist are gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender? Yes, this may sound like a personal question, and you don't have to answer if you don't want to. I'm just curious! Personally, I'm bisexual, what are you?
This often doesn't matter because in society, you choose to identify as "gay" or "straight". Often, to claim oneself to be bisexual is not viable as most partners will be appalled by the thought of their partner being with certain sexes (straight women won't want their boyfriend thinking about other men, for example). I'm not saying it's right, it's just the way it usually is. It's also easier to tell someone "I'm gay" than "I mostly like other men but on extremely rare occasions have slight fantasies about women.Giftfromme said:"Gay" and "straight" doesn't exist as it is portayed in the media. I wish I could find it, but there is a famous report running in America once a year for 50 years now. I don't know if it is still running. But consistently it has shown the same thing.
You have 10% of people who are 100% straight
You have a slighter large percentage of people who are mostly straight but with some homosexual fantasies.
You have another percentage of people who are slightly straight and with mostly homosexual fantasies.
Then you have bisexual people in the middle.
And the opposite for the homosexual end of the scale.
It amazed me to find this out. Viewing sexuality was never the same for me once I found out about this report.